A Dirty polishing job on ZX9
#1
A Dirty polishing job on ZX9
This is what i have been doing this winter and i am never doing this again EVER This is way harder than anyone can imagine and i dont recommend anyone doing this for the first time .. coz when you start you dont back out..... :-)
#2
Yes, but looks like you did well. Getting the oxide out of the weld beads are a constant pain as well unless those are smoothed. Looking good.
Consider a new radiator flex hose that is ground down some in that pic.
Consider a new radiator flex hose that is ground down some in that pic.
#3
I just changed the radiator fluid i cleaned the hose up and it was looking good so i just replaced the clamp..for now :-)
#4
(Just wait until he tries keeping it clean.)
Seriously, my old 9 has been polished tip to toe. Stay on top of the upkeep and you won't have a problem. It's not as tedious as everyone thinks. Try to keep away from water due to the "milking/clouding" effect. No real preference on the stay-shiny compound; lots to choose from. I think it's worth the extra effort.
Seriously, my old 9 has been polished tip to toe. Stay on top of the upkeep and you won't have a problem. It's not as tedious as everyone thinks. Try to keep away from water due to the "milking/clouding" effect. No real preference on the stay-shiny compound; lots to choose from. I think it's worth the extra effort.
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